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Ten Tips on Speaking with Authority and Power
No matter how good you are as a presenter, there will be times when you need to make sure you exude power and authority. If you are 'the boss' and want to be certain the staff will do your bidding you will need to come across with power and authority. You will also have to come across authoritatively when presenting at a large conference when your competitors will also be present. Equally you will need to be seen as powerful if you are wishing to make a name for yourself within your industry. However, even though you may want power and authority in these settings, you will not wish to appear arrogant or bossy. Using these ten tips you'll achieve the right balance. 1. Think the part! 2. Dress the part! 3. Speak the part! 4. Act the part! 5. Move 6. Create powerful associations. 7. Be short and sweet 8. Have a stunning opening 9. Power pack your ending 10. Stand still at the end Graham Jones runs The Presentation Business at http://www.presentationbiz.com which helps people become great presenters.
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